Invicti als Leader im IDC MarketScape: Worldwide DAST 2026 Vendor Assessment ausgezeichnet. Jetzt lesen.
de
en
es
de
fr
Anmelden
Invicti-Plattform
US
EU
CA
AppSec ohne Rauschen
Plattform
Invicti-Plattform
Rauschfreie AppSec-Plattform
Code scannen
Sicherer Code vor der Laufzeit
  • SAST
    Frühe statische Sicherheitsanalyse
  • Open Source (SCA)
    Anfällige Abhängigkeiten finden
  • SBOM & Lizenzrisiko
    SBOMs generieren und Lizenzen nachverfolgen
  • Secrets
    Exponierte Secrets in Anwendungen erkennen
  • Infrastructure as Code
    IaC-Sicherheitsergebnisse erfassen
  • Container
    Schwachstellen in Container-Images nachverfolgen
Laufzeit testen
Live-Anwendungen wie Angreifer testen
  • DAST & AI DAST
    Zur Laufzeit testen, Ausnutzbarkeit nachweisen
  • Agentisches Pentesting
    Reale Angriffstechniken automatisieren
  • API-Sicherheitstests
    APIs entdecken und testen
  • Angriffsflächen-Management
    Exponierte Anwendungen und Endpunkte identifizieren
  • Cloud-AppSec
    Einheitlicher Überblick über Cloud-App-Risiken
  • KI-AppSec
    Intelligenter scannen, Remediation beschleunigen
Schwachstellen verwalten
AppSec-Risiken erkennen, priorisieren und reduzieren
  • Application Security Posture Management (ASPM)
    AppSec-Ergebnisse zentralisieren und korrelieren
  • Compliance- und Management-Reporting
    Risiko und Auswirkungen messen
  • Threat Intelligence
    Erreichbarkeit, Ausnutzbarkeit und Geschäftskontext
Lösungen
API-Discovery
AI-BOM
Schwachstellen verwalten
Sicherheits-Workflows automatisieren
AppSec-KPIs verfolgen
Open-Source-Risiken verwalten
Preise
Warum Invicti
Über uns
Wettbewerbsvergleich
Fallstudien
Kontakt
Karriere
MSSP
Partner
Ressourcen
Ressourcenbibliothek
Blog
Webinare
Whitepapers
Podcasts
Invicti Learn
Einsparungsrechner
Live-Schulung
Dokumentation
Schwachstellen-Datenbank
Demo anfordern
Home
/
Invicti Enterprise On-Premises
/
15-Mar-2016
Invicti Product Release Notes
Invicti Enterprise On-Demand
Invicti Enterprise On-Premises
Invicti Standard
Invicti Application Security Platform
March 15, 2016

15-Mar-2016

New Features

  • Scan profiles can now be shared with all team members
  • Scan profiles can be assigned as a primary scan profile for a website so whenever a new scan is being configured for a website, the default scan profile will be the primary one

New Web Security Checks

  • Added security check for the new DROWN SSL/TLS vulnerability
  • Added "HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security) Not Enabled" security checks
  • Added various checks being reported with "HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) Errors and Warnings"
  • Added version checks for OpenCart web application

Improvements

  • Improved JavaScript/DOM simulation for better DOM XSS security checks
  • Added "Form Values" support for JavaScript/DOM simulation and DOM XSS attacks
  • Authentication settings moved from website to scan launch screen to be included in scan profile
  • Scan scheduling operations seperated from scan launch screen
  • Changed the "Configure a new scan" page to a more ergonomic interface
  • Users with admin permission can no longer see team member's API token
  • Added endpoint type field to activity logs. (API or Web UI)
  • Added a new scan policy setting section for JavaScript related settings
  • Rewritten HSTS security checks
  • Added evidence information to vulnerabilities list XML report
  • Improved out-of-date reports for applications/libraries that have multiple active stable branches (i.e. jQuery 1.x and 2.x)
  • Added the file name information for the local file inclusion evidence
  • Added source code to vulnerability details for "Source Code Disclosure" vulnerabilities
  • Improved Heuristic URL Rewrite implementation to detect more patterns and increase crawling efficiency
  • Improved the performance of DOM simulation by aggressively caching external requests
  • Improved the performance of DOM simulation by caching web page responses
  • Improved the performance of DOM simulation by blocking requests to known ad networks
  • Improved minlength and maxlength support for form inputs that sets a value with an appropriate length
  • Added support for matching inputs by label and placeholder texts on form values
  • Improved the vulnerability description on out-of-date cases where identified version is the latest version
  • Added database version, name and user proof for SQL injection vulnerabilities
  • Optimized the attacks with multiple parameters to reduce the number of attacks
  • Added "Identified Source Code" section for "Source Code Disclosure" vulnerabilities

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an issue which fails reading cookies on form authentication verification for cases where Set-Cookie response header is empty
  • Fixed an issue with client certificate authentication where the client certificate may be sent to external hosts while making HTTP requests
  • Fixed cases where Invicti was making requests to addresses that are generated by its own attacks
  • Fixed elapsed time stops when the current scan is exported
  • Fixed an issue with JavaScript library version detection where wrong version is reported if the path to JavaScript file contains digits
  • Fixed missing AJAX requests on knowledge base while doing manual crawling
  • Fixed HSTS engine where an http:// request may cause to loose current session cookie
  • Fixed an issue where extracted links by TextParser in a JavaScript file should be relative to the main document
  • Fixed the issues of delegated events not simulated if added to the DOM after load time
  • Fixed the issue where hidden resource requests made by Invicti are displayed on out of scope knowledgebase
  • Fixed the issue with automatic SSL protocol fallback which attempts the fallback even if the current security protocol is same with the fallback value
  • Fixed the issue of "Strict-Transport-Security" is being reported as "Interesting Header"
  • Fixed the broken HIPAA classification link
Invicti Security Ltd.
2nd Floor,
Mirabilis Bldg.
Triq l-Intornjatur,
Mriehel, CBD 3050,
Malta
© Invicti {year}
Ressourcen
BlogFunktionenIntegrationenTarifeFallstudienVersionshinweiseInvicti Learn
Anwendungsfälle
Software für PenetrationstestsAgentisches PentestingASPMWeb-SchwachstellenscannerVergleicheAPI-Sicherheit
Web-Sicherheit
DASTPlattform-ÜbersichtSQL-Injection-Cheat-SheetSchwachstellenindex (Legacy)Verwendung der Content Security PolicyHTTP-Sicherheitsheader
Vergleich
Acunetix vs. InvictiBurp Suite vs. InvictiCheckmarx vs. InvictiProbely vs. InvictiQualys vs. InvictiTenable Nessus vs. Invicti
Unternehmen
Über unsKontaktDokumentationKarriereRessourcenPartner

Invicti ist eine Application-Security-Plattform, die Unternehmen dabei unterstützt, Anwendungsrisiken in großem Maßstab zu erkennen, zu priorisieren und zu beheben. Auf der Grundlage umfassender DAST-Expertise und Runtime Intelligence verknüpft Invicti Sicherheitsinformationen aus Code, Anwendungen, APIs und der Software-Lieferkette, um Rauschen zu reduzieren, die Behebung zu beschleunigen und Anwendungssicherheit messbar zu machen.

RechtlichesDatenschutzerklärungDatenschutzrechte in KalifornienNutzungsbedingungenBarrierefreiheitSitemap
Datenschutzerklärung